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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-02
Martin Ludwig.

AT 119 Nicollet avenue, is making ex-
tensive preparations to give his friends
the greatest free lunch Saturday ever
seen in this city.
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inns association on the 9th inst, all of
which matured in this month. and
amounted to Sl,776.75, as follows:
w. g. Wood SI1 IA
Sh"ries Il. Mcintyre. 637 so
Total; ...........S 1,776.75
, NQrthfeld, Mimi, Aug. 80, 1SS7.-Mr.
a. =, Merritt, secretary Educational En-
aafn;W ' association, Minneapolis,
Mill miiil. Dear Sir: Your check is re-
claim under certificate No. l, 422-3 Il 4,
winch matured Aug. 10. have always
hoted with pleasure the promptness
Wlth which your business is transacted,
put still | had not expected so early a
payiaent IN this case, especially as the
proofs had to be forwarded from Yer
mont. Accept my thanks for your very
Pheasant surprise. Yours,
III. GooDHUE, JR.
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Thousands Are Mating

Until Saturday in order to enjoy Lud-
wigs great free lunch at 119 Nicollet
avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-02
The Greatest Thing

In the city will be Ludwig's great free
exhibition lunch, Saturday Sept. 8, at
119 NicOllet avenue.
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RenlGDhaH

The great free exhibition lunch at Mar
M, I Ludwig's, next Saturday, at 119
ct "
Remember that the only genuine milk
shake is at 3lU NN1ieollet avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-02

Do you know what a milk shake is?
If not, call at 80 Nicollet avenue, where
the machines are Oh sale and in con-
slant use.
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Educational Endowment Associa-

Mr.. Editor: Please announce in your
columns the payment of eight shares i'll
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Dickey q Smiths FeeIers.
500 Boston Block.
1.-THE hand that holds four aces
Is the hand that takes the-cake."
StraiphtS-hard

Is the hand that takes the-cake.''
Straights-bard.
\NE are poor but honest, hence we ac-
w knowledge that we hold the four one
spots on real estate deals. We have some of
the choicest properties in the city at prices
which if known, would make our brother
dealers blush with amazement. Now, if you
have any idea of buying Minneapolis dirt, or
II your cousins or your auntS have any idea
of doing so, don't for heavens sake clinch
any bargains until you have seen what we can
do with you:
GIN elegant residence lots in Bakers addi-
~ ton, all together or separately, on easy
terms
THE cornerlot at the corner of Seventh av.
l. south and Eighth ST.. S2l2x132l2; great
bargain.
THAT corner on Sixth av north and Aid
Il rich, which is a dandy.
THEN we have an extraordinary bargain
L between Nicollet and Hennepin, on
Seventh st.
A ND fine corner on Nicollet av., inside
II of Tenth ST.
A LSO five lots in North Minneapolis which
"a can't be duplicated in price or location.
Only $3.50 each, half cash.
RUT stop. If you really want to make $40
- for every one invested, buy few of our
acres on Lake st. They will all be gone in
few days, and then you will be crying over
spilled milk. 244-245
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T. Ray & Co.

T. Ray & Co.
Sell the most reliable teas and coffees in
the city, and at the lowest prices. Have
you tried them?
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.

Want advertisements for the GLoRE re-
ceived at w. j. Hughes, druggist. corner
Monroe street and Third avenue, East Diyis.
ion, MINNEAPOLIS
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TN MEDIATELY. Competent young man /;
onlcs work, senography, ewrling salary mo,ierate
Address g. s. Tribune Uptown odice. l.23s Broadway.
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NETWORK ON rARIO g. YVES TERN KY
N Trains leave fiom West 42d and Jay-st a
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and dit'r SEP - MIR ~. 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains AS s.Pe pSIS s "SS
Has sisSS' 'is rqmas rssss
ss' -t.;ssa g. - and
F Fs a. cum e.h. and - .S s' 81 ''
fS5 Lsst%sa r. 9 sesdns
pa SunSay' S.ssa a.% 10 .a sa South Limited
wanna S:ss,s &Rss s:' s";sss 4 :. j
s aSe s g 5 and 20 ana 30 and ID x
ax H;snsn o q; az e ssos MAY .a m
81 e. 10. 90 % g sy''' 40 :. and s''
and f hay tn '.'? 70 & sE's Say va
j e Sosy . a1 ss a A d r. SasH @
rRSSs %RSyE From rssDrrs Ws.S 49, aS sS
81 s$s'. b = 81 Is e.
q 49, y 90 So 10 90 Is 10 Is sp and sS 20 20
Ssas g sss g. g g. Is g 10 q g
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
issds streets FERRIS as follows -. - w,.,,os,ou
S'se n aaa }s:, 1 and night 1sss$%Gss
Ss Sa SIS e 'aa 3 Il LS S sat sS'is =
Tysns leaving New'york daily except Sunday. Al 8,
7p ". on Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden 49,.
RetuplDg trains Lave Broad Street b5t0n mn deiphts
f2 oil. 20. 05. 80, $40. go. 2 30, 20
80 40 = and II rs an m, m i is ;4s 40
$40 s. 8. o;sS IA sds os and 90 10,
80 Gao a. m. IL 80 20. a 80 Limitedj. . %
Leave PsiisdapSS VIZ Camden. 0 a m. and 80 p m
daily except sunday. 40, .,, a1I e,o.avav Aston
House battery Place and rot 90 es6r,ses and cor
IaIdf SIS Court and Brooklyn Annex STATION, toot
of YuOnst. Brookl Ign station. JERSEY Guy fmigfAn'
Tse New-YorE Transfer Conpsny viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences- : ...oo-
CHAS. r. r GH J. X woop,
General Manager. Venera fasst Ascnt
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NJ OKWiCH LINE FOR BOSTON, t
IN wURCIaoTLis CORTLAND, NEW Lon DON, NOR.
nICn. WHITE MO NTAIAS. AND ALL POINTS
EAST.
cry Of worcester, city Of Boston and Ci'J
OF Lawrence leave North River, foot OF watts
tnext pier Desbrosscs street Ferry daily sun
days excepted. at D. g. W. BRADf. AgenI
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REAL ESTATE.

NKw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept. IL. 1887.
No a:: were held at the Exchange and Auction
ROOM from public saes,en the week
ended with Saturday. Sept H. was sl5445o
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the week ending with Saturday Sept a. the following
sales are be held the Exchango and Auction
TO-DAY MONDAY. SEPT. 10
BIZ A. n. Muller Son.
svIs s ST IL sRs
by William Kennedy d Bro
i ana dSsHse Rs' oo
II OF iohays ,..r rs,s,s. -r,, ,,s and ,o,sro.t IN
10. e5Is7,s and 5 story building Moss LudlOwsr es
N EN1HfsR4f fR sbPF ri
pu, ,nc,o, sale ~ n w :; land " d9G on
ioi Ssx; Wake5aye I26
~ cor %ossIsvn:avs - lot. Evil Ss1sS. sol
THURSDAY. SEPT. %
BIZ Seton Co. -
f.feeos1rs sas ESSk rssIss $50 O Sthave
FRIDAY. SEPT. %
BIZ J Thomas SiearRs
Ing No 10 Delaney bet Forsyth and Edridse sts
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY.
The p. t a...s. nc. ,o az" ''''
gu %sS,scnsve and sith.si 81 2x75s and also
sisi.st 1913 II Of Ave-A. s26xi022; IL b Lynt a.,
s.s JAZZ ,s j.. ns HS P;' ana
Mo,s. i, So rs e. 2ss}a ol2,15i also No u East
Broadway IL 7x67 7xi3I6 z; and also No lG7
AlIen-st, 25xSSl to J II Tluey l
sumnitst a434 II OF Marion ave. i4.7xl0O
Graham wife TO Hyland. 500
la4in;sI 80 T?s & " Of 7sh-ave 25IiOO,il GeOw u
Wilton 10 X Wilton. :--.-.----.--..- ~
Old Post Road. a 3O4 II o OF Coleman estate,
oath Ward 40xl65 7xooxl23l0; Thos Thorn nm
wife 10 j III Coleman SVV
l29th-st. n Q, 23a4 II " OF 7th.ave lGsx99lli &c
aud wife to iank Of the Metropolis. i
llth.ave. OF 90ihst K TO 9lst-st K TO es Rv.
ersideave - to 90th-st. Il James Scobie toe
Hnh anlo er
Iioss: " Brnen and wife TO I La1rran 10000
Moore to Annie Moore y. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Wsrscnawssy and another ........ $1,000
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.
" N. Y. O. II. r r. co.. lessess.
Trains leave West follows and Is min
utes earlier from foot Of Jsy-st, North River;
Detroit and Chicago % :65 a. M q ;o5. 1915 p. m
sT,ac0s BUGSo ocSp,s susncns,on nridec Niagara
Fails 3 rs, . :55 q. M, % o5 3 rs p. m.
Enss 10 saSg s Sssi Albany s @iS
S Ora q wes. Point TO- cCra%a SewDu5s ga
IS no BIAS p. m, O5 p Cranston's. Cornwall,
fSr Mon,re;l and Canada East. %. Pm. o,, -
= sisen g 70 or Falls Gin
Daily i6aily except Saturday.
Other trains daily except SUNDAY. -
For tickets time abes parlor Sleeping accommo,
Westinghouse $50 Fultonst Annex ONCE foot OF Fui
tonst New York city363, 7s5, 9t2 Broadway. lob IL
BOwsy 10 Park Place and West Shore stations loot OF
IVES l2d St foot Of Jayst. N r. G f. LhMk.E EFT
A -RONDOtiT. KINGSTON AND CATS
n KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING at Cranstons
West Point Cornwall. Newbure MARLBOROUGH. Milton
Porehkc sle and Espus injecting wih istcT ana Del
Steamers CITY OF Kingston James w: Baldwin leave
eept SATURDAY when lily Of Kingston leaves at
BOSTON WATCH HILL NARRAGAN-
ID sFTT PIER.
VIA STONINGTON LINE
From New Per SO, North River, block above Canal
st.. at p m. daily. except sunday Through car frvm
landing TO Ma ragnset Pier without extra charge
DOR HUDSON and COXSACKlE.
Il Steamer KAATER KILL on Tues iay Thursday ana
Saturday. y NJ from foot of Jay;st.. y. r. ,, .or
Steamer McMANUs MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday from
Pier foot of FrHnkln.st, at p H.
Boats connect with Boston and Albany X Is.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER KAII.HOAD
GREAT i-IRALh TRUNK LIN

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
sst, HS9is, .gssi; S G5am,nf
an . 81 30 . the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED com
ns aog asfpms sS G HO-y e ce.eaa aSa
10 e srr9 nSs1 1sl. f 50 n ns5 day, -
R ,C "a Springs Ve aa g seps@Sei Ss caasSaasaa
III 20 a. m Western New. York and Northern Express
with dra~lnG.ico@ ears, e,.,,o., ~. me, soe,,,l
with % Sd p r ASAe e 10Y 10 Troy s%S saatega
70 Albany ard Egg car. for
Nlssi2. Psll' sasSeasia bridge Toledo detroit
-! %siH9' snd s. Loq. s1ss. w 81
hSs a t15i Tor eSva. DAILY Dining
= p m: MoSiTSal and tea Express. daily; sleep
cars Piatsb9rs and Montrea Via Roases Pom, and
ssee s sss P.v: s1S'i IL nGsGs's!
n@ ~ P's@ nsra Pals SsS TScde be-
troll and CLicago Sleeping cara to Clayton Via Utica
NE6i rsp,ss SI!1 s. ,s;S ts % 40
Vest r" for sSfaog GsoTgS and for Inc North lex
o. ..: %a issn a oc, s"s
Mo rI Ham rl" Station sSs %:w YoIs as wilmington
and 7ao Fulton sts BrooHlyn and 10 FoufthsI Williams
@esleors Express call rOr and check baggage from
Rim daily stheT sd. dairy except Sunday. 's'0p at
Genera Eq ssperinteoden. General Passenger isc..
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
81
f f&hASE b s. &Se ShEGFiS5
WIZ, %:s$s$5s e.
@ i Bah D,nyc GSaso Syracuse, GTs %
We q"1S ny iS aS s9"Seg at oweso
Inaei and "% "sSa os ss ra Express for Water
Gap ser,n,on. B.ashameo, oSeg, and GImira connects
ao' i sefn "'Sfieb and Kingston
press ~ nauv p,oa,o I,m,,rd Exprrss for Strouds
Tnos Sseso 1y,as cG n Sa
iao 10 a m sleeping coach % oleao aim. o.,vo,,
1y % yes 'nf R1nsS'
osrsgs gsp, oG aSa SSrTs c .. Ss
Except Saturdays Buffalo with trains for all
ss IS" s:.p.. a sy except sundays pm
and !. WESTON si Express oec in
n ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
FOOT OF LiDEls1A SHEET, NORTH RIVER
ru1i 1l9S aGS Of ; .ns 2l ISL
Brook c ES o & At s So < at. Is No.
j sy1s .v. .ssnse 1oi i nslus 'P sps
roy ste m ot Lake ,"p q con- On sun
days s Lax ',opateons a asI2a Eas,on. Bethlehem
hunk @Eesbss sI Isn,a @eS aGs rlsSug potts
y.llo ranaqua sLamokin sun6ufy' Le"hous' "'''''"'
Maucb Chunk Heading Uafri ~ e'S- u.ueb
8 a. u. M for t.asion. Bethlehem AncnpNni '""N"
Chubk wilkcsb arre scranton. am qua shamonni
80 ~ ~ for LAKE iIopau pg Laston pe'h''"'"'
Allentown. etc. ..... n.u.h
@ a. o. M for East0n, Bethlehem, hilcntorn mauch
thuns wikestarrc Il, aiding HaIrisburg. etc On eu"
400, sI5 ii rs 30, 20 90 80; q ne y
d. m SUNDAYS y a. for FED Bank, Long h,sncn
tAsbury paTE ocean Grove, except Sundaysb foh'
a. 5 is A. m. 80. 80 m. for Lakewood ToH"
"a n, 50 !. m. for Beach Haven, Atlantic City
90. . i5 ii is a. m 80, 30 Oi5 p m. for
kreehold On A nh
4 80, 90, o:IJ D. m sundays W y n' TUT fei'"
AmDoy. .,.,,,ury1 nrv
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c.
from Pief =. ~ H. o..
At 20, 10 us a. M, I 90, 40, 90 p M, sun
days 100 a. for Highlands staDright Long pranoh
AZ 80, 90 m. 3a5. ?oa for Atlantic Ifighlsnds
At 10 no O. N, 90, ) as, Oe y. m fOr tibern'
Asbury iark ocean Gloyc, oercn Beach spring LAKE.
FONT Pleasant, &c. Sundays D 100 a. M r., =.
AZ 100. 8 As D. m Tor Lakewood, Toms River ana
BarLegat .- -. 49,. -
Auanue City.
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DOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR Hal
IL BOR
PROVIDENCE LINE.

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASshcH SITS
leave Pier 90 Nor h River daily except sunday al y Ia
send ~ L. o. Box 3Ol1 for summer Excursion Book.
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Che 6nr.

RRooKLYN JOCKEY CLUB;
Go%%%snelns TUESDAY, Sep. 20 and eontin9 sg
SATURDAY, Path MONDAY 26th. TUEsDA Y 27th,
WEDNESDAY 18th. THURSDAY. 18th. SATURDAY,
Oct J.
FIRST RACE AT 215 NJ.
Boats leave foot OF East 3h.st New York, At 1120
and l2 90 and meeting at Long Island City with
Special lace Trains le wing 10 minutes later Boats from
foot OF Whitehallst IL hourly from li:l0 TO 2:l0
~. connecting with Culver Route trains Bay Ridge
u. D. MCINTYRE. Secretary. p. J. DwYER, President
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Gteamboats an1 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pai-
n Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day at D. N. from Pier Al N. r. foot OF
Canal-st
Freight received until the hour Of departure.
Leave Brooklyn via Annex, Fulton-st, at p. m
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&xfarsfo,,A
INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES

The Old Dominion Co. win dispatch the steamship
"Guyanotte from Pier ga North River foot OF BeachsG
tho morning OF September 81 70 the yaehfa
The Guv andotte" fast steamship OF 500
with nnexceptionable accommodations and
would be allowed under the Inspectors rules 600
The number OF tickets sold win positively be limited to
900 A competent caterer viii furnish refreshments:
Tickets each trip S. 00 sold at the Company ONCE
236 Westst and by Geo tyson Fifth Avenne Hotel
Tho Company viii also send. day. their steamer
Shenandoah" from Pier 90 North River The Snensn.
doah hrstcass side wheel steamer Of 500 tons and
would allowed under Inspectors rules LOO passengers
The number OF tickets sold will be limited TO 600
Tickets for each trip. So so. sold as above
A BOURNE. General Superintendent
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COMPANIA TRASATLANTlCA ESPA-
" NOLA.
Formerly A. LOPEZ CO.
North American Branchl - $1,000.
THE STEAMERS OF THIS WELL KNOWN sPANlSh
sTrAhsHfP LINE. now un1sr contract rih the Msflc.n
Government viii lesv- NETWORK for HAVANA uront
the 4th IAN aud Gath OF every month Tho nrsLeAs
steamship
MEXICO captain Cartnonal
WIN sail from conplnvs pisr 81 v X. AZ D. m taxing
freight and passsn ser. for On. following ports
Havana Progreso Vera cruz - John of Porto Reo an
sanfanirr ght only for Cad1 Barcelona ssViie
MALAGA AlmeriA Cartha renl. Alicante AMI valencia
For freight passage and other information apply1
j. NJ. CEBALLOs n co. Agents 80 WAllst
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6teambo IFS allo Railroad 8.
ITO NEw-HAvEN, 75c.


ITO HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION good days., al az
STEAMERS {. IL NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leavs
connecting at New Haven with special
MERIDEN. ia nTFORD. sPRINGFIELD HOLYOKE,
&C through tickets sold and checked ga Broad
way, hew-York and 4 CourtsI, brooklyn
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
Tor Red Bank. Long Branch. Grove Asbury Park,
ocean Beach. spring Lake. Point ri asant &c.
COMMnNC Nc sEPTEM BtR ~. 1897.
% 10 a. m. IL noon; 3 10, 4 TO- D p m Sundays,
From foot OF Iberty-st, 4, Is, I'll 10 a. 80,
- 80, 4, q 80. G.15 p. m. Sundays, and a. m.
trains do not stop at Ocean Grove Asbury Park
Denotes express trains.
RUE BLO6GETT J n. WOOD, II. r. BALDWIN,
Supt Gen. Pas AT 4. RR G.P.A.C.R r. OF N j.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line steamers
NEW YORK and ALBANY.
Daily Except Sundaysl
Leave Brooklyn, Fulton-st Thy Annex, g 100 A.
Leave New YORK. vestryst. pier, - 40 a. m.
Leave New York. West 22dst pier, % 90 u
For ALBANY. landing at YOnkers. West Point. New
burg Poughkeepse Rhlnebeek Cdskiil and Hudson.
Returning leave Albany 30 a
A lne BAND attached to each boat.
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT and NEMBU re- with down day boat
ALBANY with \: y; CENTRAL & H. r. r r. for
Boston Albany r. H. for Boston
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XNlllrE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR oil EENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL SrEkMEkS.
. RIM MIC. Capi GIeadclI. Wednesday Sept 81 y N.
'ADRI ATTIC. Capt Cameron, Wednesday sept ~ y m
'CELTIC. CAPT. irving wednesday, oct. ~ ! p m
From White Star Dock. foot Of West iOth.st
RA g., oon $50 SEQ $50 nd 400 R-turn tckeo'
favorable Steerags from or TO tho Old County
Second Passengers ed these steamers
rate sJ xcursion 500 and s65 For Inspection Of
pans or other nior%aton apply a. ne 1ren
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EnE RAILWAY.-Through trains

E"IE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave ave
s local mn .n e ea' a snan u@ 70 70
Coaches InshS EPlTa h2T1slsSs ss KSsa
Ssaiies gT TS@ hor SaEarf g cncnaa
run.D asn q lag a and b suae Su sens
Ms:ava Cleveland Ssenns 70 ShH iSsScs aa Bsf
iaio Mag Fans, Hamilton and TORONTO. No eA'r'
m-D~ly Cnicaso E.pres;; Pullman SIn p ;yos AND
S ,sss y S2s'a ssi dSe!so N' D0'o
i2 wsss axc1y and Ses m '0''"
RUNE fOra and pa,salc. week days. a. $40 40 49,
80 90 g. Il. D $40 3 a. SO 3 10 "'J'
5ts g. g = 3 20 !: 2 pS %ia''1ts s
Rs;s4f,-S ;'s siS 4 rs g a. s..'', 40
Pa s;' 90 rssn q f. =; p:a a. & = Ga e
* g 8 %,ssi T. ID 3D. fis
g. + 3 n s c''s gay So o e e
50 81 20 o. 80. 10 T b. m ana il miInsh
S'as %',t 60 =; = 70 81
di5 ls 50 g 80 ~ 80 u" s. 10 20 % 1' ais
waIwek 4:G5 80 i6 20 a m. 30. 4 80 p N.
MoaHc clio aad White Lake. AS. a. M. 30 p m
va co ssnSay. 60 80 a. ana g y 'o 80
Mon,g merry. a. m, 3 80 80 p NJ sundays b ~
scranton. p nmore. week day a nj 80 2 m; .o q
10 20 n m. 80, 80. 40 d. 3 u mia
night SUNDAYS. -. As, 80. o 10 20. o. q 80
D. IN. Additional trains Goshen AMI wa, 90 y. m
10 Goshcm aud 81 .dd. etOwn AS a. sundays 5.i5
a. m.
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing Room
Cna be Obtained and orders for the
ch transfer Of Baggage may DC Iett a. The Com
uany's Offices Nos 81. t0l, Ill. S51 br'alway. 1877
Wes st. Ncw.Y"rK No 35i futonsL. Brooklyn. or at
the COmpsnys dspyts.
Express trains from the arrive IN New York at
7.I5 y rs 10 IS a. m. and o 80 and 10 y. IN.
Il X. SoULE. Gen'l Mgr r. FARMER g. 4. Aat
NORWICH Line FOR BOSTON, {
IN WORCESTER. PORTLAND, NLW -LON DON, NOR.
nICH. WHITE MO NTAIAS. AND ALL fVlHIs
EAST
STEAMERS cry or worcester. City Of Boston and CRY
OF Lawrence leave North River foot Of Watts
St next per Ferry daily sun
days excepted. { y. IN. q. w. BRADY. hgent
DOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
IL BOR
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACH' SETS
leave 90 Nor River daliJ except sunday AZ Ia
send ~ T. o. Box 3.0ll for sumner Excursion BOOK.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEH.
~ Trains leave from Chambers St station Tor Enge
g 90 80 and II 80 a. IN. IS. 3 80 80, 20
40 30 s, 10 80 p M. ~ midnight SUNDAYS 10
o 30 a. M. 4 and p. m. For Manuel Spring Valley.
Monsev ana TallmaDs 80 10. 80 m. so 80
d. m. Il :l5 p. III saturdays oniy) Sundays 30 u m
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City l)ropertp Go Get.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-19
Gieamboais an0 Railroads.


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foot 81 iass every Wet No. connsctns with
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NETWORK ON rARIO g. WESTERN KY
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Time tables tickets &C. at 207 307, 944, l,323 Broad
way 737 l3l East l25thst 264 West 10th
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Professional.
6iiuailons fDenteb--females.

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NDOK, &c.--By reliable woman will assist
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COOK, LAUNDRESS.-By Protestant girl
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sober and honest city country reorenceA CAN So ON
ave. l7thsi.
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neat young German (ProtsstIni speaks good lnglshi
IN private iamiy understands German VI men snd Ametl
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distance tho country Apply at II 3davo near lihsI'
parlor n0Dr
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family Understands cooking la All ia branches oost
OF city references Call at $40 East i0thsL
COOK, &c.-By a competent German girl
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able city country. q 4 shave
COOK, HOUSEWORK, CHAMBERWORk,
~ &c-Gooh, competent German, tor city OF country Az
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Onan s as oo ok and willing TO ASSIST Ia washhg anc
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-10-29
SANITARY ACCOUNT.

hOOOONI.
John ORourke cleaning streets.......$ 1852
John Nolan cleaning streets. ......... 1900
John Nolan cleaning aleys.............. 1852
VIM Brooks cleaning streets .............. 7547
John Nolan cleaning streets. 1887
N r Gerry Sanitary officer Catonsve.. $500
R Massenburg Towsontown.. 1900
c II Mitchell Woodbury.. 5000
b Hart Waverly.. 5000
N r Gerry " Catonsville.. 1900
r G Massenburg Towsontown.. 1900
d Hart Waverly. 1880
Mitchell Woodbury.. 77.OO
John O'Rourke cleaning alleys.......... 2S.75
Jacob Wisner cleaning alleys..... ...... 1889
John Nolan removing nuisance......... $50
Hart Sanitary officer Waverly....... 5000
Chas Cramblet removing dead horse..... 600
Hall investigating small pox case. 9.6S
R Gerry Sanitary office Catonsvile.. $500
H Mitchell Woodberry... S0.49
Massenburg Towsontown... $500
c A Clark cleaning sinks at jail........... $500
N R Gerry Sanitary officer Catonsville.. 1851
Clark cleaning engine house sink. $50
DR. Hart to May 1st............. $500
H Mitchell to May 1st................... $500
r Massenburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900